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Effect of Change of Temperature on State Change of Matter

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The piece of ice 0 $^{o}$ is dropped into water at 0 $^{o}$ C. Then ice will

melt

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be converted to water

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not melt

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partially melt

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Solution

The correct option is C not melt
The ice and water both are at same temperature and the latent heat required for phase change of ice is not there as there is no temperature difference.

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